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Out in the sunny south, but 'outdoors' is still seen as a risk in my circles. Outdoors has a probability of getting within 6 ft of someone not wearing a mask.
by doorstar 6y ago
Out in the sunny south, but 'outdoors' is still seen as a risk in my circles. Outdoors has a probability of getting within 6 ft of someone not wearing a mask.
Plus with 2 jobs and young kids there is only so much that can be done without supervision.
- fred_is_fred 6y agoTrue on the probability, but outdoors appears to be huge risk mitigator and is important enough to my own health and sanity that I will risk it regardless.
- doorstar 6y agoI feel the same way honesty, but all things are a negotiation and "What if someone dies" is hard to come back to.
- Recurecur 6y ago'"What if someone dies" is hard to come back to.' Not really, my response would be "Do you drive on the freeway?". People are generally terrible at assessing risk.
- fred_is_fred 6y agoI know if I never went outside I'd eventually jump onto a freeway so the math is simple for me.
- Recurecur 6y agoGiven the science around the virus dying in sunlight and heat, and the lack of a single confirmed case contracted outdoors, I suggest that your circle is misinformed. :-) I'm also in the South, and there's plenty of outdoor activity going on!